8 JAN ‘20
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You've walked out of the salon after spending a bomb on freshly coloured hair and can't stop flaunting your new look on social media. Skip to one month later and here you are, wondering why your hair colour is fading faster than you had imagined. Heartbreaking, isn't it? You've spent your hard-earned money on getting your hair coloured, so it's only natural that you'd want the colour to last longer. Luckily for you, we have shortlisted five sneaky reasons that could be causing your hair colour to fade faster. Read on to find out what they are.
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It is best to wash your hair a day before you have your appointment and not on the same day because colour tends to apply better on second-day hair. Always wash your hair using a clarifying formula to thoroughly get rid of any sort of product build-up, dirt and oil. This helps the colour to adhere better and last longer.
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Getting your hair coloured requires time and patience. Rushing through the steps will definitely affect how long the colour lasts on your hair. If you have grey hair, the colour needs to stay on your hair for a longer period of time as the cuticles take longer to open and absorb the product.
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If you have coloured hair, it is really important to use products that are specifically meant for colour-treated hair. These shampoos have a gentler formula and are sulphate free which help the colour stay on longer and prevent fading.
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Hot water is extremely harmful to your hair and strips it of moisture and shine, making it look dull and frizzy. But you must especially avoid a hot water shower if you have coloured your hair. Coldwater keeps the cuticle sealed, ensuring that the colour stays put for a little while longer.
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By now, sunscreen has formed an indispensable part of our skincare routine, but unfortunately, the fact that our hair needs sun protection too does not really cross our mind. It is really important to protect your hair from sun damage, especially if you have coloured your hair. If you can't find a sunscreen for your hair, try to cover your hair with a scarf or cap to prevent your colour from fading. Image courtesy: Instagram